Europe
- Regionwide: Protest Advisory | From June 16 to 21, demonstrators will rally in urban centers across the United Kingdom, France, Italy, Spain, Germany, Switzerland, Portugal, Sweden, Finland, and Croatia, to denounce Israel’s actions in the Palestinian Territories and military strikes on Iran. Protests are planned outside embassies, consulates, government buildings, and in major public squares. While most gatherings are expected to remain peaceful, minor clashes with police or rival groups are possible. Travelers should avoid protest areas, monitor local media for updates, and expect localized disruptions and heightened security near demonstration sites.
- Paris, France: Travel Advisory | From June 16 to 22, the Paris Air Show will take place at Le Bourget Airport, drawing over 300,000 attendees from 50 countries. The first four days are reserved for trade professionals, with public access beginning June 20. During aircraft demonstrations, Le Bourget Airport will be closed to all other air traffic. On June 21 at 1:00 PM, pro-Palestinian activists will gather at the Bourse du Travail in Bobigny to oppose the presence of Israeli defense firms at the event. Heightened security measures and localized disruptions are likely across northeastern Paris, particularly in and around Le Bourget and Bobigny. Travelers are advised to avoid protest areas. Monitor local media for developments and follow all official directives.
- United Kingdom: Protest Advisory | On June 17, protesters will gather in Havant, Rochester, and Sheffield to denounce the involvement of UK-based defense companies in supplying components for Israel’s F-35 fighter jets. At 11:00 AM, demonstrators will rally outside Lockheed Martin HQ in Havant, BAE Systems in Rochester, and Forged Solutions Group in Sheffield. Large turnouts are likely. A heightened police presence and localized disruptions to traffic and pedestrian movement are expected near protest sites. Travelers are advised to avoid all demonstrations and protest areas. Anticipate associated delays and maintain heightened awareness in transit.
- Helsinki, Finland: Travel Advisory | On June 17 and 19, Finnair ground handling employees will strike at Helsinki Airport (HEL). The work stoppage is organized by the Finnish Aviation Union in response to unresolved labor disputes. Finnair has cancelled at least 143 flights for June 17, and significant disruptions are expected on both strike days. The strikes will impact baggage handling, aircraft maintenance, and catering, with residual delays likely through June 20. Travelers should reconfirm their flight status, consider rescheduling if possible, allow extra time at the airport, and prepare for delays and reduced ground services.
Americas
- Western Mexico: Weather Advisory | Until at least June 18, strong winds and periods of heavy rainfall associated with Post-Tropical Cyclone Dalila will affect coastal regions including Jalisco, Nayarit, and Colima. The system is tracking westward over the Pacific Ocean, moving parallel to the southwestern coastline and gradually weakening as it shifts farther offshore. Despite its offshore path, the storm is producing hazardous marine conditions and may trigger localized flooding and landslides, particularly in elevated or saturated areas. Travelers are advised to seek shelter during periods of intense weather and avoid low-lying or flood-prone zones. Maintain essential supplies, anticipate delays to transport and utility services, and do not attempt to traverse floodwaters. Assess the feasibility of travel before setting out and monitor official weather updates.
- Guaviare, Colombia: Security Advisory | From June 16 to at least June 21, armed dissidents from the Estado Mayor Central (EMC), a breakaway faction of the former FARC, have declared a shutdown across Guaviare Department. Civilian and vehicular movement is restricted during this period. An indefinite nightly curfew from 6:00 PM to 6:00 AM will follow, beginning June 21. These measures come amid escalating clashes with a rival group that have resulted in multiple casualties. Armed checkpoints and patrols are likely, and further confrontations are possible. Travelers are advised to maintain a low profile, remain indoors during curfew hours, and avoid areas with known militant activity. Exercise situational awareness and leave areas at the first sign of unrest. Monitor local media and official sources for updates. If caught in a hostile situation, seek immediate shelter and avoid drawing attention. Do not attempt to film or photograph armed activity.
- Argentina: Protest Advisory | On June 18, public sector workers affiliated with the Association of State Workers (ATE) will stage a 24-hour nationwide strike and gather in urban hubs across the country. The mobilizations are intended to denounce sweeping public sector cuts and a recent Supreme Court ruling that upheld a six-year prison sentence and lifetime political ban against former President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner. The work stoppage is expected to disrupt public services, including healthcare, transport, and administrative offices. In Buenos Aires, demonstrators will gather at the intersection of San José and Humberto Primo streets before marching to the Federal Courthouse Complex. A heightened security presence and localized disruptions are likely near protest sites. Travelers are advised to avoid all protest activity. Anticipate service disruptions, monitor local media for updates, and maintain heightened awareness.
Asia & Pacific
- Gazipur, Bangladesh: Security Advisory | On June 15, at least 10 people were injured in the Saheb Bazar area of Kaliakair Upazila during clashes between two factions of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP). The violence erupted over demands to dissolve the current Upazila BNP convening committee. Protests began on Saturday night and escalated into armed confrontations on Sunday morning. Police used tear gas to disperse the rival groups and restore order. Further unrest is possible in the coming days. Travelers are advised to avoid all demonstrations and protest areas. Exercise situational awareness and leave areas at the first sign of unrest.
- Bengaluru, India: Protest Advisory | On June 17 at 10:30 AM, protesters will gather at Freedom Park. The demonstration is organized by the Bharatiya Janata Party to demand accountability for the stampede on June 4 that caused 11 deaths and left over 50 people injured, and to call for the resignations of the Chief Minister and Deputy Chief Minister of Karnataka State. A heightened police presence and localized disruptions to traffic and pedestrian movement are expected in and around Freedom Park. Travelers are advised to avoid the area and all protest activity. Plan routes in advance, anticipate delays, and exercise increased caution in transit.
- Adelaide, Australia: Protest Advisory | On June 17 from 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM, activists will gather outside Parliament House to denounce Israel’s actions in the Palestinian Territories and ongoing strikes on Iran. The protest was organized by the Australian Friends of Palestine Association to oppose a planned visit by Israeli Ambassador Amir Maimon, which has since been cancelled. Despite the cancellation, the protest is expected to proceed. An increased police presence and localized disruptions to traffic and pedestrian movement are likely in the vicinity of Parliament House. Travelers are advised to avoid the area and all protest activity. If traveling in the vicinity, plan routes in advance and allow additional travel time.
Africa & Middle East
- Benue State, Nigeria: Security Advisory | On June 13-14, armed assailants carried out coordinated overnight attacks in the Daudu and Yelewata communities, killing at least 59 people, with some reports placing the death toll as high as 200. The attacks, attributed to suspected herders, are part of a broader pattern of escalating violence in the region. In response, protesters gathered on June 15 in Makurdi, blocking sections of the Abuja–Makurdi highway. Police used tear gas to disperse crowds in the Wukurum area. Further unrest is possible in the coming days, particularly in Makurdi and along major transit routes. Travelers are advised to avoid all protest activity. Maintain heightened awareness and leave areas at the first sign of unrest.
- Dar es Salaam, Tanzania: Security Advisory | On June 15, police forcibly dispersed protesters near the Ubungo area of Dar es Salaam, where followers of the Glory of Christ Tanzania Church had gathered to denounce the government’s recent order to shut down all church branches nationwide. The protest followed the deregistration of the church on June 2, after its leader, MP and Bishop Josephat Gwajima, publicly criticized authorities over alleged enforced disappearances and abductions. Security forces deployed tear gas to clear demonstrators along Morogoro Road. Further gatherings are possible in the coming days. Travelers are advised to avoid the Ubungo area and any related protest activity. Exercise caution near government buildings and major roads. Maintain heightened awareness and leave areas at the first sign of unrest.
- Nairobi, Kenya: Protest Advisory | On June 17, protesters will gather across the city to denounce the death of a blogger in police custody and demand accountability from police leadership. Demonstrations began on June 9, following public reports of the blogger’s death at Central Police Station, and continued throughout the week. On June 12, protesters blocked roads, set cars ablaze, and attempted to march toward Parliament, where police dispersed them using tear gas. Protests on June 17 could start as early as 7:30 AM, and are likely to be concentrated around the City Council building, Parliament, and nearby government offices in the central business district. Minor clashes between police and protesters are possible. Travelers are advised to avoid all protest activity. Expect heightened security and associated delays. Exercise situational awareness and leave areas at the first sign of unrest.
